Homer is known for the extreme variance between low tide and high tide.
Category: Photos
Jack and His Mom
Kachemak Bay in the background.
A Common Sign
Tsunami Route signs are common in Seward and Homer.
Jack and Me
We participated in a small frenzy of camera swapping with strangers at the foot of the Exit Glacier.
Beaver Creek Arson Investigation
The Beaver Creek fire which started near our place nearly two weeks ago is being investigated as arson. I am briefly interviewed by the reporter named Rick in this Denver Channel 4 Video. (It starts with a 15 second commercial.)
Old Ice
Braided River from Exit Glacier
Exit Glacier received its name after it was used by the first expedition to cross the Harding Ice Field from Chernof Glacier near Homer to a glacier near Seward. The expedition took eight days in 1968. Braided rivers are formed by glaciers due to sediment deposits from the glacial run-off.
Exit Glacier from Afar
The ubiquitous fireweed is in the foreground.
The Last Port
Tanaina
Our cruise boat docked at Fox Island.